Dorothy Lucille Shaw

Hi Grandma it's Brandie and I wanted to say I love you from the bottom of my heart. I'll see you again one day. Much love. Your granddaughter Brandie

Hi Mom! It's been a little over six months since you were blessed to go home and be with our Lord and wonderful family. I can't tell you how much I miss you! My heart hurts every day and just longs to hear your voice, see your smile and feel your touch! I just want you to know that there is not a day that goes by that I don't think about about you! I love you Mom! Sheila

I will hold on to memories of a marvelous baton twirler. We were all in awe when Dorothy would send the baton into the sky as we waited for its return, her catch, and not-missing-a-beat twirling.

I grew up hearing stories from my mother, Iris Denn Daniel, about her cousins Dorothy, Ruth Elaine, and Betty and their days growing up in Puyallup. Ruth Elaine and mom were the oldest of the Puyallup cousins, but my mom and her sister, Lois Denn Schatz grew up with their cousins as their best friends. When I was in my early 20´s, I grew interested in my family history. Aunt Nora, Dorothy and Betty helped me get started by sharing documents and photos with me. Dorothy became my "Cousin...

Aunt Dorothy will always have a special in my heart. 2nd mom growing right across the street. They say your cousins are your best friends and I have to say it´s true. I treasure my memories with Wendy, Tammy and Sheila growing up 9th Avenue. Badminton, baseball, paper routes. Love you all! Janette.